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Floor safes are virtually impenetrable as long as they're in the floor.Instead of relying on speed and endurance, all you need is a distraction and good timing. Fortunately, tactical support can make a foot chase much more civilized. Either way, you have to be ready for them to run. They tend to assume that a stranger showing up out of the blue is either a cop or someone they've ripped off. Making a cold approach to a scam artist is never ideal.If you can access a common wall and stretch the conduit, you can connect your phone to the un-monitored line next door. It's a lot like stealing cable from your neighbor. To make a call without a police operator, you need to access a line they're not listening on. In a hostage situation, it's standard procedure for police to run cell phone jammers and commandeer all the phone lines in your location.It confirms you're dealing with a liar, but there's no way to prove it. Only people who are afraid of getting caught take the time to rehearse every detail and anticipate every question. When interrogators hear a story without any holes, they know someone's lying.One wrong word from a hostage taker can be the difference between the start of negotiations, or the start of an armed assault. In a hostage crisis, first contact with the police is critical.Little things, like a family photo with no father and a missing wedding ring, can tell you all you need to know about a target's soft spot.

Spies learn to make lightning-fast observations and connect the dots just as quickly.

You have to be ready to change tactics on the fly.

In the field, you can never count on your first approach being successful.

But if you have to hide in something that's designed to be airtight, you better hope the danger passes before you run out of oxygen. Sometimes it comes down to taking what's available.

Spies don't always have a choice of hiding places.

Whether you're pulling keys out of a pocket, or a rabbit out of a hat, it's all about big distractions.

Like magicians, pickpockets rely on misdirection.

But even when you do find yourself in a vacation paradise, it's still all about business. You're much more likely to find yourself visiting a rebel camp in the Philippine jungle, or a hidden bunker in the mountains of Pakistan, than lounging beach-side in the Bahamas.

Spies spend a lot of time traveling, but they don't usually end up in the most desirable destinations.

Meanwhile, Fiona helps Jesse track down information about a recently deceased weapons runner. The stakes become higher than expected when Michael and Sam are inadvertently dragged into a hostage situation at a local bank.